Ep. 47: RSEvents! - Joomla! event manager - backend presentation

RSEvents! allows you to create web 2.0 ready events, integrating with Youtube, Google Maps, Flickr, flash widgets.

1. Events:

1. The "Events" tab displays a list with the event general info: the number of subscriptions, category, location.
2. If configured, events can repeat on certain dates or periodically.
3. You can edit all events details: category, location, owner, description.
4. You can create and manage event tickets: set the price, number of seats, the max tickets/user.
5. RSEvents! allows you to manage other registration details: overbooking, user & guests options, event approval.
6. You can use the RSForm!Pro-RSEvents! Plugin to create custom registration forms for eveQnts.
7. You can also upload event files or add event extras.

2. Coupons:

1. You can create event discount coupons. You can set the coupon availability, the maximum uses, price and other discount options.

3. Archive

1. Old events can be archived/unarchived.

4. Subscriptions:

1. The event subscribers are listed in the "Subscriptions" tab.
2. For each subscriber, RSEvents! displays the transaction status: accepted, pending or denied.
3. The payment and subscriber details are listed in a modal window.

5. Categories:

1. You can create event categories and subcategories.

6. Categories:

1. You can create event categories and subcategories. User will be able to identify the event category in the Calendar View by color.

7. Locations:

1. The "Locations" tab displays a list of all configured event locations.

8. Designs:

1. RSEvents! has a set of thematic designs that you can apply as templates to your event pages.

9. Groups:

1. The "Groups" tab allows you to set different event permissions for your Joomla! user groups.

10. Import:

1. With RSEvents!, you can import events from Eventlist, JCalPro and JEvents!.

11. Settings:

1. The "Settings" tab, allows you to configure events, locations, emails and payments.

12. Updates:

1. The "Updates" tab offers a simple way to receive updates directly in the backend panel.

Test RSEvents! in frontend

Test RSEvents! in backend